Modern feminism promised empowerment, but instead it delivered loneliness, broken families, and spiritual confusion.

In fact, second- and third-wave feminism both operate under a fundamentally misguided view of freedom. More from Tiana’s piece: Consider, for a moment, the legal and social reality of women in ...

The concept of 'white feminism' entered feminist discourse in the 1980s as a criticism of a kind of feminism that centres and ...

Third World feminism and transnational feminism emerged as an antithesis to white second-wave feminism. They emphasised on the various forms of resistance that Third World women employ in their ...

Third Wave (1990s-2010s): During this wave, feminism advocated individuality, diversity, and intersectionality, recognizing ...